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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-03

The membeH Of Cyrene C~ommandery Nc. Z,
X. T., are hereby summoned To meet at the Asy-
lum this afternoon at / O'Clock, for the purpose
of paying the last sad tribute Of respect to our
deceased brother. JAMS WHEELER. Members OF
Wheeling ~CommAndery No. l, and sojourning
Fraters are co~urteously requested to attend.
apSq K. }. SAYTH, c.
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~ATTENTION, KNIGHTS!

7 osT-AN ORDER BOOK. WITH OWNERS
IL nan in it. Finder viii be rewarded by
leaving at this Office. apSq
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Hen advertisements.

"ANTED-AT THE WoMAN's EXCHAGE,
w 1904 Main street, twenty-five girls and i've
cooks apSq
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DEnHAM, Me.

To The Liebig Company:
GENTLEMEN-Your agent left NE A bot
tie of Cocoa Beef Tea. | took it myself,
rs | had been sick for a number of months
with a lung affection and was not able %
practice. 1t helped me very much-so
much SO that / am now about as we'll as
usual. l nave since given it to n number
of patients, and it has benefited every
case. l am indeed most thankful that 1T
came 10 my hands. / had tried different
preparations Of Cocoa before, but had no
effect from them.
H. S. PHENIX, NJ. d.
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SALE.

Il
and Cellar-S2, 100.
No. lS9 near Twenty ninth and McColloch Sts.,
Frame House, three MONS sos.
No. 1881 Eoff street, Brick House, seven rooms,
and Good Stable, $500.
No. S72i Wetzel street, Frame House, four
rooms, full lot, 500
No. 4IS Chapline street. Frame House, four
rooms and basement, $500.
No. 26Ss Chspline street, Frame Cottage, three
rooms, sl.NO.
Block OF three Brick Houses, al northeast cor
ner Of Market and Twenty sixth streets. A good
investment.
J. 7. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent,
ap3dAe No. 2SA Chapline Street
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for the K. of LIS. Cooperative

bOOkkeeper for the K. of LIS. Cooperative
store.
Mrs. E. Jones has opened 3 millinery
and notion store on Main street and solic-
its the patronage of BenwoOd and vicinity.
Hats in latest styles. Orders filed.
The Wheeling COmpany's steel plant was
idle the past two days owing to n little
difficulty with an employee.
A little seyer-year-old son of Mr.. John
Harding was run over by a wagon yester-
day. The wheels passed across the little
fellows chest and the side of his head.
The blood flowed copiously from n ear.
Upon examination the doctor pronounced
his injuries not serious.
Mrs. +. OSer is indisposed.
Quarterly meeting at the NJ. E. Church
to-day. Rev. Geo. Hite, Presiding Elder,
will be present.
Mr.. Harris carp and Miss Emma Stein
will be married Monday evening, the time
having been changed from the 5th inst.
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THE RUILDING TRADES

:, all LARGE cities west Of the Alleganies
are better organized this year than last,
Int for all that more conservatism prevails,
The number Of strikes Il tritling. Stone
mosons and bricklayers eyince a strong dis
III 10 idleness during the building season.
THE plumbers and painters ale more -
clined To make trouble. Printers are d
inc increased employment. MachlnlSts
find work more abundant and wages bet
ter han they have been fOr years.
At present there are A,2ll looms turning
ont extra and medium super carpets OF
which Use, or about one half IN Phlia-
delpbia. The average output Is tnlrp
Yards per day, and the maximum yield 0i
The country is 81, S99, 600 yards per aunum,
or about thirteen square miles. The eS-
timated value is about S23,0OO,OOO whole
saIe price. There are 1872 Brussels looms
in the United States, making htty yards
ner day on an average; total productive
eapacity of Is, 600, 900 yards, value OF pro-
duct SIS, COZ, 1900.
A hosiery mill Is to be erected at LOUIS
Vile. A large cotton mill ihon Is
being made at Rome. The so~ IN tex
tile mill capacity will be largely increased
this summer. Within twelve miles OF
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE

ADNISsIoN-orrhestra, IS cents: Dress Circle,
81 o.: Gallery s. cents Sale OF seats az uper
Tuesday. AprilS ApoeAd
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Cedar Bs9ci4 6sfl, ESip.

Saturday June the 4th, 1887, will
long he remembered as O gala day
by thc young and Old Of EasIcy. A
great pic mic was held at Cedar Rock,
uhdcr I'll c at";pices of The EaBlcy Bnp-
tist Sunday School on u.at day.
The management was Of The best
When the young folks had made them
selves tired rambling over ti.c rock
and fcasting uleir eyes OH The beau
tics oi Nature, they returned to the
place Of rendezvous, which WIS near
Mr.. W. 3. Brainictt'S spring, IL the
shade afforded by those huge wl,it"
oaks, where cooling water WIS had.
Then q wagon drawn by lpvjug rn-
thera was placed Oh tlIc lower ground
and every body asked to draw niLsj!.
And soon Prof. d. &. Lake WAS pIat
ed therein With Svhnol NUmmisbi.D
el' Singleton behind linn. And When
superintendent iioWaid, mvuntHI tbu
wagon ana 0D!IUurHrd The D.i!m;;,l.1
Of til: day the Smiles ni NnlG,y;,g
could sA@ tiairly seen over tlqt ya:,t
crowd estimated st 2iG o. .}H@. I!.rl
P'oi. Like Was by that same Joyous
joEmatiny hapry Superintendent in-
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The Piedmont Exposition Co,npa-
ny of Atlanta, has sent out an adyer-
tising pamphlet which contains here
and there an allusion to the prcmi-
inns to bo awarded at he Exposition,
to be held i'll Atlanta, beginning the
10th of October next and cuding on
the 22d The concern las one pre1,i-
dent and one hundred and twenty
vice presidents. 1t is certainly well
hammered. If the officers attend it
c&nnot fail of slIccess.
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Cn.tpa.

Court cohvonsd at this piece last
| Monday, his honor Judge A, p. Al
d1ich presiding. .-
The Judges change WAS very
brief, only reminding the Jury Of
some Of tlleir general duties, and
not forgetting TO rasp the newspa-
pers little.
The following indictments wero
handed out, aud true bills fOn id in
each case: State VS.. james Avery, col.
arson; State vs.. Albert Bird, col,
perjury; State vs.. john ?. Hunter,
burning fense; State VI. john Hunt,
assault and battery with intent to
kill; State vs. John Hunt, CARRYING
concealed weapons; State vs. WIN.
Freeman, assault and battery with in
tent to kill; State vs.. Rcbccca Jane
Ellis, murder; State ys. WIN. Norris,
carrying concealed weapons.
No bill was found against Lewis
ellis. col, for an assault ard battery
with intent to kill.
John j. Jameson was tried and nc
quilted for obtniming goods under
false prct>nsc.
James Avery was tried and con
victed with recolnmendation to mey,
cy for arson.
The Grand Jury finished thci,
work and were discharged Mondn,
evening.
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g kTE &c
- o.

ia hiH Charge to lie Gra0d Jury
The Jud3G Will Say:-aIl Mt has to say
and t!loD stop short of without
saying olo word a'sout the GRASSY
condition Of crops, ana the rcmcdy~-
m1t one word viii escape bis liDs
about theiile assortment Of FARMING
Iools usually kept at this stolA.
jje wont eNen SAY Handled Hoes and
Grain Cradles, which he miybt sAy
easy enough without touching his
lips ro"uI;o%.
Neither VIII the Solicitor, who is
SO quick to notice such bluudcrs, eall
0i{rI5tiom to the IAtt that Nide bYinl
f5t%aw jLats and D9ublo foot Plow-
stocks aAd Sweeps &&e 2o2d things to
lave - fa41n. Eyen tie kong ar,
ray Of Attorneys, wljo can make an
innocent nlalA feel guilty., will not ut
ter o1Ae syllable ia praise Of Grass
bhIdc% and saddles, non remind the
l-eOlic tnat now is tGAe time for Um.
brcila&, Mu@qlito Nets. Palm Fans
and Mu@!iA&. The Clerk and Sheg-
III Tlii pfobabl% Dotice this oversight,
bI1 br;n& naturally timid, they Will
only whisper iaf tire Witnesses ear
that they must 8mGar by my Gy1foe
and To'1%coo.
The PlaiDti!fs and Defendants IN
each nase Will feel at case after trying
my Eaetorg YARNS and Horse Shoe
&ails, for there is none better.
And tI,e prisoners at the bar will
remembcr with down cost eye, that
nay Ropes and Chains and Locks
never break.
NV eon&s ia the JuryMeal-
Tlas select body Of wise and diselN,et
@ehtlcla&n will kluw which side 0f
tb&ir bread Is butteEcd when they OK
eh&M8@' he bheir Tickets for Mouse
Erapa and GOi1ae 8ii1&s; an& them the
people mill adj so A&Ase esd 8ualSe
tbeir folks laaSA to see sc. reaaY siee
thingss aa boaSapt st y store mhese
dlaere is aaNsa y plenty Of MhtemasIi
B5hshe,s aud S0S2s.sA
Wv. sEs mtgss NSn ]. H.,
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The RarmAer. Feeds EIs All.

There Is DO longer any roun to
doubt the Nlcces5 OF the present Dem
ocratie administration, for the very
heavens arc smiling Npon dis broad
land Of OURS. Throughout tie en-
fire agricultural districts, according
TO the catelujly prepared reports OF
the United States Signal Bureau,
the weather during tile past week
proved TO he especially favornbIe fo,'
growing crops. I-nnre have not I}enn
in years more promising crop condi-
ti"DS than we have &t present, nor
have t1le farmers enjoyed at any tame
n more encouraging outlook foT houn.
teo1s harHests and well filol barns
1t is too early Vet 10 make any cast,
iron predictions us to ihe probable
yield Of th2 great staple crops, bat
the tide wos bouHd 10 turn, add
there is enough ia tae present status
Of Our agricultural interests to ca
courage the most d&spon1unt
III South Carolina the farmers arc
hard at wvrk, aud the reports of the
agricultural outlook ia different parts
u tt9 State are cheerful, There is
10 scarcity of lalacr, tie sea3o1ls have
opened well, the Lands have Doen care
fully prepared ior cultivation, a24d
the acreage tLat has been devoted to /
the provision crops encourages Tie be !
lief that we shall haYe "a plenty aIld /
to SpaGe." But the farmer must not /
wait f0r the seasos1s, no9 be deferred /
from honest labor by freaks Of te1u- |
perature- The experiences Of the
past three on foqf uafraafal wears
should teach hinn how best to apply
his energ5ess and what extremes IN
the cultivation Of his crop he should /
BhiIn- Above all things be should |
plant enough Of Tic food cros5s to /
keep his ta@Ae we'll supplied, and 1le
should count upon has cotton as only /
s1iPpleane ntalT Ge0p that naag or
may not pi't 1Isoaey""iin his parse, Just
MS the gamblers in futures lrau the
1'raeee up ca rUo the prices down,
Th2 farmer who has hundred 1
bales Q cotton pIod NJ, pndGer a4e |
shed of his clubhouse nuay striael
the passerby as = driving son o.
the soli, bpt has nGfgh6or mlao Llas
his CRIB loaded apRaI with CON- ard
3lis staoke hoAss Eodo9cnf with tbgi
aroma of houte cared baeou is g Gse1,>
ter falnerand 1$ehef 9asa aaaa tl,e,
fs8gper aEitia tJle hqsaaEea bales OF COD,
ton, giant8 os des,te ssa Sic fgeGoesss az.
fee ana np aogistaps oil Sa6Sefg 4,
Feba las fapi ghe stcct tsfta a.,
aer IS fhe faaaner @i1o nt@ts9s as.s,
he Deeas to chi, al1d li4o sc lastae,-s
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The Spartan is booming the En-
campment with mnch we'll. turned en-
thuSiasm, urging the farmers 70 bring
sheayes from the best of their grain
for exhibition. We will be glad to
hear that some Of the cntcrpiising
farmers of this county have detcrmin-
to represent it at the Encampmcnt.
Our farmers can safely compete with
those in any part of the State.
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POMONA AlL.L NURSERIES, n
POMONA. n. G.,

Two and o haif miles west OF Green's.
bero, y. Q. The main line of the n
d y. u: H. passes through groun.ly
and within 100 feet OF the Office, Sa.
ient trains make regular stops twice
duly eneh way. Tilose Interested I'M
iruit and frrit growing are cordially
invited to inspect this the largest
nursery in tho State and ono among
the largest in the South.
Tho proprietor has for many yearg
Visited the leading nurseries North
md West, and correspoaded with
those OF foreign countries, gathering
every fruit calculated to suit the
South, both native and foreign. The
reputation OF Pomona Hill Nurseries
is such that many agente going ont
rom Greenoboro, representing other
nurseries, try to leave the impression
thRt they are representing these
murSerles. Why do they doit! Lot
the public answer.
have in stock growing (and can
show visitors the same) The largest
and bost stock Of trGcH, &c, cyershown
or '%enn in any two nurseries in North
Carolina, consisting Of apple, peach,
pear, cherry, plum, grape, Jnpanese
perHlmmon, Japanese plum, apricot,
ncctarin&, Russian apricot, mulberry,
| qnlncrs. Small fruits: Strawberry.
rAhp'erry, cnrrants; pecails, ",English
whln"ts, rhubarb, asparasus, ever.
green's, s'laho trees, roses, &c.
Give your order 10 my authorized
ngo:d or os:!ur direct from the nlIyBcry.
! Et"t"H!paJcncc solicited. Dvs:pip.-
Nc cai"i12"e irce t. Applicants.
Aii:rs8,
~ Ssan E4infuy,
Gmiiord Go. POMONA, n. G.,
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AENNJTI7to be mode. Cut this out
Mi 3Al n Y and 'eturn to as, ard we
miji4 ilil win send you free, some,
y,,,L that will st3N you in Business which
wiil Drip@ you u more money l3ght away,
than angtliD& t,3>e u 3!tS =! m%rd Anyone
sex; all Qgi,s. Something new, that jus&
coins money for all W rkcs. We wilF
st,ut you; Gapit0l l.ot otErcGod. Eiis is one'
of TIE geuuirr, imp,rtm t chances Of a.
lifetime. 4uosH %iMLitious and enter
prisim& wtH ROT delay. Gr,tbd outfit free.
AdIdres TRuE q Co., Augusta, FaiNe. 1Y
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Tie Supreme Court Of Pennsylyn-
min has decided that the State has 10
right to tax mortgages. This quee-
tion has been much discussed in all
the states, aud will probably have to
be adjudicnted by several others SD
preme Courts.
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zsass @rsG, Giatas.

As 1 was S9!llS 70 Central the oth-
er day I SAW hon. y, }. Johns N
welding the hoe rs gracefully rs he
does his tongue III the JEn!l Of the
Representatives of South Carolina.
We farmers are proud toHoe our 'nw
lnnkcrs i'll sympathy with ", anI IL
sec them pcoye It hy III il nctions.
! When | got to Gr3hnI NJ. j. II,
Gahles was sharpening MP the farm
implements Of fare, SO they can
be better prepared 70 cope with Gen
cral Green.
1t is hard for me to sec how wye
could get along without tho black
smith, tile merchant, the farmer, the
lawyer. the preacher, the fruit agent,
| Tie book agent, and the host Of other
professionals too numcrOus 10 nn,l-
ton, and all have til.ir share Of buinr
tr"wncd at or accused Of doceBtion.
Some people will get mad at The
black smith because hi3 work will rot
wear perpetual. They say hc uscd
bad iron. 1t would not do for his
work to last n life time; if it did he
would soon get the world supplied and
die OF starvation, and go lacking for u
decent burial.
| And some will croals at the mer
chant, AID say that he is perfect
cheat because he happens to ipf
something not yjGht. Did aHy per
BON ever zee good fruit tree I,ji",
Hll It's fruit 10 perfection. II SO, tAc,
haye seen more than have.
On the other head he mcYc!1an
will sometimes cr3ah al the f;uYnr
because il IS 4 bad crop year. Hnd H.
failed to make enough to pay III
, debts. IL NC wcro ~ I,Nye l;,od crpi
y years ris tkc nuc, VIC Wvuid Al !c
i1cil, and then 'n8ylc tlin cro#iitr
Woihd cengc; no u'vy "iN go on ali>
J. rc1'isc The !MwYcr of i.,i'ig, anI I Nj
!, just ,rniini thc>n One "ronic.r) ina
J. it lH none ut Their business, lUE wjnJ
@ thcy lcaHo tt!i@ world N'rY vii $40
I, have to carry The lawyers viii! ii."nl
q And IE>n they Wis au,l&@ Ui~ dos:
@ tor Of n.Sij&oHc> and ;;npl:u.r" : lie,
|. i:e !oo%rS Il n%ti>jl;, hUt will :@iuj!l,
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P1GEENs 6. T., S. 6.
THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1897.

For Subscriptions, * .6VperHnnnr :
strictly in advance: fer six months, Use
A Advertisements inserted at one dollar
ner sn,orc of one inch or icSs for the first
insertion and fifty cents for each subscQu-
ent insertion. Liberal discount made +"
marchants and others advertising for six
months or hv the year.
obituary Notices exceeding five lines
Tributes of Respect, Communications
. ofa personal character, whc3 admissible
will be char gel for rs advertisements.
TKyg PAPER may ~ f1nnf on @ nl2 a. @ Geo:
Advertising Bureau Spruce s. who're cd dvrrtLs!rB
oantraot3 tnSJ 10 inGde for IL && SSEtF S0ASAs
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Rnsktaa,s Arni4a salye,

The Best salyc ~ the woyld for Cute
Brnises. Sores, Ulcers, baIt Rheum, Fever
Sores, rcstes, ihappel Hands, ChiiDlains,
Coras, aud all Skin EruptioHs, ana positive
ly cures Piles, or no pay required. II IL
gaarhhteca To give perfect satisfaction,
money refutded. Price 20 echLs per boS
For sale by DR.. &. W. Earle. ..
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AYssHcpal E.,rl,hs.

P0rd2nee from Sarnwell, Published
ia tbo News and Courier yesterday,
the correspondent noticed the death
from the effect Of an Old wound. OF
Mr. Dwea Hers, Of BavuweH Coun
IT,, Rnd ads the folIowiny:
"AooHt i've months nyo Mr.. HERS,
who has for some time been totally
disabled 10y hie wound, his arin being
practically para!izcl, Sled his applica.
t'Gii ion t!e valve uf nn nrtifiicinl limb
under the Act Of the General Assem-
bly, providing therefor. Mr. Hers
W"# III Gct'ia! want for some time be.
lore h'S death, ofl the smnll pittance
that he would have obtaiued would
have gone far towards relieving his
restitution, or towards providing
hSoNd for his helpless family in their
present eXtromity. An appropriation
WAS made for such cases, and it il in
order for somebody to explain why
TINS worthy soldier Of u worthy
cause should not lnyc rrcieyed what
WIS due linn"
a representative Of the News and
Courier called to-day upon Mr. 7. j..
bnrker, secretary Of tie board Of ar
tliciai lirnbH,Hmd asked him FOR state
mcnt in regard 10 Mr.. Hior's case.
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5.o=s>%r, E:aMA1 ti>r ssr5...t

q,..., ..;,., I.,l.:I,
=" VI '''N
'''' you "'I' "'' '"'h fi"@'AFf f3'd
r"A ""aT. \ r&L'}i; Which ~a@ given
''i,' ~5.'2'foi Of W!!i&l"N r1c!Y DAY,
j'.' H. SIX Of, eND@IAN@n; del IL a
f>M days >YiiA terrible car u in the
stomocs1. Piace 4 g">l microscope
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E3GEA Frees $SkSS~sB.

A5R. EDiToN:~~Yhc farmers arc &~t
ting along very nicely with thyir crops,
everybody most oye1' the hocoud tinc.
Cotton and eosn i# looktr& well Ir-
i$h pAstoos md En&1j>h peas are
plentiful, and fra@er'8 ft%ing c!jrL-
Gus goes wcl when the farmers come
in to dinner. Every BODY IN tJ1i& sec
zion has large potato patch growing
off flicely. ". n. Bol,lin and s. G..
Stephens haze eating potatooa Of la*t
years crop. Whc&t and oats are
looking Gne. Some Of the farmers
Of FG&. Mie wishes TO Euow low Pla.
tea'S farmers always has cAn TO sell,
and eultjTstes suGd poor land. Piow
deep III the winJGr, tllen cultivate with
W. z. 31rTaD ) plows and hoes, and
subscribe fos tjte SGaoaNI1y aud you
Will almNys be happy. ProwGa.
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CtTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
> rOUNTY or ph:EUYs.ZnY ! r.
NEY'&@?. Esq Prohate Judg". .-- Whereas.
;. y Fmiiil has made Sait f., me- to
%i1nt her LrttciS of khibiIisfratipB. Of
IN" E*iLie aud effects Of u. $. Smith
d"r,%,SiHd--
1"eS+ Rr" therefor" t) cite and 3dmnniSh
81 AID Sia@!ihtr Tie kindred nLd nrcditcY,;
81 Ia" said ". >. Smith deceased, that
Ni"% DC aud appear before me, III tb"
'"u; of Probate. 10 br held at P;tkr',s>
{: H., on the lith day Of juHic 1857,
after bublcitiDn hereof. at II 0ciork in
she i.N"3oon, to Shew rausr. If any ,Acy
imHc. WAY the said administration Should
E"t hr "rant'l
Given uad"r my hand a;iA seal. this
2"th day Of May A4a0 DMni"i 1897.
is. ). B NhWsji&:2Y. I.rp'c.
Miy ?G '67--%t
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LOST

- i2ht rf the parties who can sell Grave;
y Stores rhc4p"rlHan We can. We SELF
No. ]. Materi,l; We do good work, and
we dD SO 20 9iye satisfaction. Our pTi-
"cs rum frum thrcG dollars nP. We AaYS'
or Iu>vld ;tnd TO arrive a Large Stock of
Grave St0ncs. AL wofit delivered at the
grayc. Sstisfprtioo given Mr. III, IL
Owcn .can bc fou"d in charge Of he
.,'ar!5le Yard ready tO Ye all who Blay'
call Upon him. Civ" $ tiial ard be-
j. y, AMITH sc co. "
Liberty, $. G, Oct. IL. 1S6.
Oct. II, 1886 f.
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THIS G1DD Qi-D STANDBY
GoOompilshes Tor Everybody exactly what aseG&tE
forft One Of tlNs reasons Tor tho great popaftyoF
tho Mustang ItFtnlent ts found indts NHiyersRF
applicability Eyarybody needs such q nnedicinc'
Che La RIlIeFHIRH needs It IN Gase OF oecideRt.
iThe Housewife needs IL &or general family Nse.
The EupaIer needs 1t for ids teams Gna Ids Eheif
7yIe F1ecj&aNic needs 1t always on lbs work
bench.
Tho Minor needs 1t IN case Of emergency ..
9'he Pioneer needs tt-eau't got elcng ~ibh9rttlt
T'le Fa gIuer moods 10 IN lFB heasty ads stsES1sJ
and hfs stock yarL
The EtoaIUboat Elae Offke IsVaSRaR heeaS
& IN hberai supply a6oatand ashore
FS,e' EgorRe-fane5ep needs &'-'h ~ ms boat
friend aud safest reliance!
dTIte stack grower needs itrit VIII save hIn'
tfonsaIds OF doliarS and o world Of troTUlo.
Tire EsftSfrdHd n.an'ncpds st and VIII need 1t s"
Ionsas ifsaifs is 1Tonpt Of Nccidents'N"d dnngefs
,srJlS SsaolSHyGOa astiEaIr naedstt' Fhere iSnotlr
5n9EIce 81 as Pp. 0ptlaoe for che dangers 10 hfe|
pyi1l, anu cosnfortyrhtrf sprrcund tho pi6Noer'
5iy,e NTeTcbaIlf needs ttpPont his store tarnong
his oInuloyees! Aoetl6llts VIII l,lpped, aud SthsI
these S6ne pho RWgtoey Jdntn'ent Is%apttd RtNRce;
Keep a ntt4etmttc EsS'tso.' 'Ps'0ne' 'hessof.
sopnotny.' ..-
neella, yBo4fIoau fNtp Taetss'y. Estnu'ediate
,ise ty oase accident aaVcs poi oud lnSs OF ses
keSp q BotfIe AisFesstn tRo TOR
uaS Whel, wanted
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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-06-09

Court convened AT this pi,sco last
Monday, his honor Judge A, p. Al
d1ich presiding.